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    Posted: 21 Mar 2023 at 5:07pm
local coop's 28% Nitrogen is $520/ton. What kind of prices are the rest of you finding?
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I haven't checked on our local prices yet....kinda afraid to!
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Ray54 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21 Mar 2023 at 7:01pm
CryBeen ripped off and then beaten on by Mother Nature to boot. Mid Feb 4 ton of UN 32 $695/ton delivered to my yard in nice little bubble trailer with a good starting Honda to pump it. Planted my hay by the 25 and nothing but rain since about 20 inches to drive it deep or wash it away. Cry   

Wink But after 5 years of not enough, I better Big smile anyway since I added things up this morning and 48 + so far. Still raining now and more predicted next week. 


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Locals started Anhydrous applications, may be shut down awhile due to mud conditions.
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The LP gas man was here the other day and he said that he heard a lawsuit was being filed against the fertilizer manufacturers because of windfall profits. Anhydrous had been $1225 per ton thru January, and he said it was down to $700.
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Cheaper than last year, by quite a bit actually.  Then again so are crop futures.  Can't win.
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Originally posted by soggybottomboy soggybottomboy wrote:

The LP gas man was here the other day and he said that he heard a lawsuit was being filed against the fertilizer manufacturers because of windfall profits. Anhydrous had been $1225 per ton thru January, and he said it was down to $700.

I really hope that's true! Talking to the manager of the local coop some time back he told me, very unapologetically, that prices were high so input costs were going to be high.
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Originally posted by IBWD MIke IBWD MIke wrote:

Originally posted by soggybottomboy soggybottomboy wrote:

The LP gas man was here the other day and he said that he heard a lawsuit was being filed against the fertilizer manufacturers because of windfall profits. Anhydrous had been $1225 per ton thru January, and he said it was down to $700.

I really hope that's true! Talking to the manager of the local coop some time back he told me, very unapologetically, that prices were high so input costs were going to be high.

Funny how that seems to always work like that
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